Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-10-06

left the confines oil danger anu eanetseu az
to civilization.
I. o. Forrest, the deserted Billings,
Mont. hotelkeeper, RECEIVERS his Whe ~
Philadelphia.
TIL Matt Clark transportation com
many and Matt Clark, its general manager,
assign at saltwater. Mimi. with Soo,ooe
| liabilities and $4,000 assets.
One more case of cholera developed
among the Italians in q~uarsntine who re
Gently arrived from Naples.
The president issued proclamation
/ s~uspending tonnage duties OH vessels ano
produce OF Spain.
The secretary ofthe interior has reversed
the decision OF the commissioner OF the
general land Office. canceling @. X Coles
entry OF the southeast quarter, secHon "a
township 1873, range So, Fargo district
At Ronceverte. Greenbrier County. w
Va. Mrs. Louise Eldridge. vile oil a promi
pent citizen. was mysteriously assassinated
nd her own door by some unknown person
| who fred q bullet from a Winchester rid
through her heart.
At New York, the jury in the case OF Oar
| LYONS. who was tried Tor killing Joseph
Quinn, ths athlete, returned n verdict ol
guilty of murder in the first degree
Riddleberger writes from Virginia tina
he has no purpose except to act with tne
Republicans in the senate next winter.
The president appointed Whitaker
Grant OF Iowa to be attorney OF the Unit.
ed States for the District OF Alaska. and
Charles Nj. Force Of Kentucky to be re
ceiver OF public moneys at Lewiston
Idaho.
The Minnesota Railroad commission
has issued it's first sharp and definite or
der for q specific reduction of freight rates.
1t is made upon the complaint of citizens
and commercial bodies representing towns
on the Iowa and Minnesota line OF the Mil
waukee road, and riders a reduction o.
rates OF freight between st. Paul and those
cities ranging from s to % per cent
A woman who gives the name OF Mrs.
Jennie Thorley was arrested in the Nation
al Exchange bank at L~ynchburg, Va, while
ATTEMPTING &c have a check on the New
Orleans National bank for SIS, 900 cashed.
The check is either raised or q forgery.
Howard Douglass Of Cincinnati, supreme
chancellor OF the knights of Pythias, ap.
pointed Hon. r. L. c. White of Lebanon,
Tenn, supreme keeper OF record and seal
OF the Knights OF Pythias to I'LL the va
eancy oceasioned by the deeease OF Hon.
r. f. CoSan OF st. Louis
At Philadelphia, the Enterprise Brewing
company has made an assignment. Liza
bilities, 5000, 600; assets, $35o.00O
Judge Colt Of the United States district
court at Boston, has dismissed the suit to
annul the Bell telephone patent on q de.
murrer, holding that congress has not Civ
en- the government by specific legislation
power to bring a suit to annul a patent.
This leaves the main question oftbe yahdi-
ty OF the Bell telephone patent unadIudi-
Gated. 1t will probably come up again un-
der some suit for infringement.
Chaplain Maeomber, late OF Ft. Custer,
POW OF Ft. Sherman, Idaho, is delighted
with his new field of labor. He was kindly
received by the people Of the garrison, and
has entered upon his work with zeal and
great encouragement.
Cardinal GiDbon. accompanied by Rev.
DR.. p. L. Chapelle of Washington, left
Baltimore on the Pennsylvania railroad
for the West. Portland, Or, is The cardi
NAILS objective point, where he will confer
the palium upon Archbishop Gross, but
he will stop en- route al Chicago. Nil.
waukee and st. Paul.
The government expelled from Roumar
mia a Bulgarian agitator who was making
a libelous attack upon Prince Ferdinand.
1t is reported that NJ. Grevy viii shortly
resign the presidency OF France.
A telegram from Santa Fe to the associ-
ated press says: The reported Apache out
break in Arizona is not confirmed at mil
itary headquarters here. On the contrary
everything is reported quite pom The
Southwestern indian reservation.
The treasury department has rcceiy
from United States Marshal Banks AS
sachusetts vouchers showing the e. endi-
ture OF over $40. 900 by bis office. 1t was
the marshaFs delay in sending in his ac-
counts that made the treasury officials
somewhat appreflensive, and az the
amount for which he may nov be liable is
brought within the limit of his bonds by
the vouchers sent in, the department hon.
ored his draft For about 81, 100.
Madrid Dispatch: Riots have been
caused on the island OF Ponapi, one OF the
Caroline group, in consequence OF expuI.
sion of the Protestant missionaries. One
man has already been killed. Reinforce
ments have been sent from Manila to re-
store order. Later adyices say that the
Spanish governor of Ponape has been kill.
ed and that many wounded have taken
refuge on a Spanish pontoon. The insur-
gents are masters OF the island. Two war
ships have been sent to the scene
The folling pensions have been granted;
Wisconsin: j. NJ. Lewis, Muscoda; II. Nc
bOudi1, CtaE Ihiftcf " W. Etcflcg N4fcUch.
c. NJ. 0sman, Barron. Minnesota: II. ID.
Nancarrow, Albert Lea; F.. Monk. Eitsen;
H. Sankin, Brownton. DakoSa: L. S. Red
field, Canton.
The war department has been aware for
some time of threatened trouble at the San
Carlos Indian reservation in Arizona.
The situation there bears q resem.
blauce to that which existed at
the Ute reservation before Colorow's de-
parture last summer, and in both cases
the trouble appears to have arisen from
attempts by the state and territorial ofh-
Gals to enforce civil processes on the In
dams.
Fourth-class postmasters appointed:
Dakota; Rohey. J. s. Rouge. Iowa;
Pleasant ValIey, B. w. Brown. Wisconsin:
Beaver, W. NJ. Bishop; Elmdale, w. t.
Harwood.
the ease OF William Brooks, James EtE-
gerald. Thomas Jackson, William Hender-
son, John Palmer, Reuben Goius and
George Horner, who were convicted in the
United States court for the Western dis
triet of Arkansas last August of man
slaughter, and whose sentence was sus-
pended. The pardon is granted on the
ground that the conyicts had reason to
apprehend bodily harm from the men who
they killed.
Proposals were opened at the navy de-
partmeut for furnishing twenty-five sets oil
steel ~forgiDgs for six.ineh bresch-loading
rifle guns, oiEtreated and annealed, aggre-
eating about 1876 tons, and of domestic
manufacture. The Midvale Iron company
of Philadelphia was the only bidder. Its
proposal was for supplying the forgings,
rough bored and turned annealed, $I23,-
2S4; with tubes, jackets and trunions to
be rough-bored q turned by the navy de-
partment and the other work by the con-
tractor, $1os, 7s9. No award has been
made.
The following details have been received
at Paris concerning the shooting incident
on the French German frontier: A party
OF five sportsmen and four heaters werefot.
lowing a path on French territory seven
yards from the frontier, when a person
standing behind a clump of trees on the
German side, eighty yards IRON the front
Ter, fired three shots at them. The first
bullet did not hit anyone, but the second
killed one OF the heaters, named Brisnon.
and the third severely wounded a gentle.
man named Wanger, a pupil at the Saum.
ur cavalry school. The German officials
declare that a German soldier named Kaut
mann, who was detailed to assist the for,
est guards in preventing poaching. fired
the shots Kaufman afirms tina he
shouted three times to the party e halt
before firing at .hem. He believed that
they were on German territory. The sports
men declare that they heard nothing. II
has been automatically learned that Raul.
mann fired at the men under the belle.
that they were poachers, who are nuner-
ous in hat locality, owing to the abund.
ance Of large game.
j. F. Msrtaini, night operator ut Rice's
Point station, near Duluth, was arrested
and locked up for robbing the money
drawer OF about SIS.
The acting secretary OF the interior de.
mics the application Of the Northern Pacific
for n reyaysal NJ tha nrdar rastorinr a.. :.